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Final Jeopardy

The revival of ancient learning and the supplanting of

traditional religious beliefs by new secular and scientific values the began in Italy in the fourteenth and

fifteenth centuries is called the

.

100

Renaissance

Vocab

The study of the Latin and Greek classics and the Church Fathers

both for their own sake and to

promote a rebirth of ancient norms

and values.

200

Humanism

Vocab

Philosophy of Plato that posits pre

existent Ideal Forms of which all earthy

things are imperfect mode is

. 300

Platonism

Vocab

400

A style of art in the mid to late sixteenth

century that permitted artists to express their

own “manner” or feelings in contrast to

the symmetry and simplicity of the art of the High Renaissance.

Mannerism

Vocab

Education designed to

promote humanist

leadership of political and cultural life.

500

Civic Humanism

Vocab

Wealthiest Florentine

and a natural

statesman 100

Cosimo de’ Medici

Leaders

200

The Great Schism was

supported by:

Charles V

Leaders

300

Part of the Medici Family and used his

powers as Pope to use the papal money to keep his family in

power of Florence.

Pope Leo X

BONUS

Leaders

Between the newly acquired

Burgundian lands and his own

inheritance, and ended his reign with a kingdom

twice the size that he had inherited

King Louis XI

Leaders

Boniface VII found himself in a

power struggle over the limits of

monarchial authority with

. 400

Philip the Fair

Leaders

500

Exercised a strict and

puritanical rule, was overthrown

by the people and the Medici’s

returned to power

Savonarola

Leaders

Was known as the father of “humanism”

100

Francesco Petrarch

People

He wrote The Imitation of

Christ, One of the greatest of

Christian devotional literature

200

Thomas à Kempis

People

Along with writing the Prince, he

believed the ends must justify the

means300

Niccolo Machiavelli

People

Most famous northern

Humanist, as known as a

educational and religious reformer 400

Erasmus

People

This conquistador

landed in Mexico and

opened communication with the Aztec

Emperor

500

Hernan Cortes

BONUS

People

Explored the coastline of

South America and made it to the Philippines

Ferdinand Magellan

People

100Name the Artist

Leonardo da Vinci

Art Work

200

Name the Artist

Michelangelo

Art Work

300 Name the Artist

Raphael

Art Work

400Name the Artist

Titian

Art Work

500Name the Artist

BONUSArt Work

Sando Botticelli

Name the Artist

Masaccio

Art Work

The Book of the Courtier (1518)

100

Castiglione

Works

Divine Comedy

200

Dante

Works

Praise of Folly (1512)

300

Erasmus

Works

The Canterbury Tales

400

Chaucer

Works

Don Quixote

500

Cervantes

BONUSWorks

Volpone

Ben Jonson

Works

100

What city was the

center of art during the

Italian Renaissance?

Rome

Italian Renaissance

During the Renaissance literary works started to be

written in Italian which was the

.200

Vernacular

Italian Renaissance

Italian Renaissance architects revived the style of the

.

300

Ancient Romans

BONUSItalian Renaissance

Michelangelo was called paint the

ceiling of the Sistine chapel

by.

Julius II

Italian Renaissance

400

Florence became the center of for

Italy.

Banking

Italian Renaissance

Leonardo was talented in many areas including

and .

500

Art and Science

Italian Renaissance

The Northern Renaissance drew

on and

texts of the Bible and writings

of the Church Fathers. 100

Hebrew and Greek

Northern Renaissance

The essay form was developed by

.

200

Michel de Montaigne

Northern Renaissance

His secular writings

portrayed his confidence in human nature and reflected Renaissance

tastes

300

Francois Rabelais

Northern Renaissance

Humanism was

highly supported in the Northern

Renaissance.400

Christian

Northern Renaissance

The printing press made many

published works popular but most importantly the

__________. 500

Bible

BONUSNorthern Renaissance

_______ is based on the ideas of Erasmus and

the belief that Christianity offered

humanity sound guidelines for its moral

conduct and the religion and learning

were inextricably bound together.

Erasmian Humanism

Northern Renaissance

There were many popular artists in the Renaissance;

Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, and

Michelangelo name one work from each

artist

Leonardo da Vinci- Mona Lisa, Last Supper

Raphael- School of Athens

Michelangelo- Sistine ceiling, Last judgment,

Final Jeopardy